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Old 08-26-2008, 02:58 PM #11
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That is amazing! How does it work? Does it work? Has it been proven to do so? If technology can do that, wow! I am never getting mad at my computer again! (Well...not until it gives me problems, that is!Oh, can they also build one that could alternate between walking and flying?

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